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Results for 'Tought'
9 found
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- Minimally.Mota Victor - manuscriptminimal toughts on a maximal world, to make a general theory of understanding a perception os social reality.
- Struggle for Status.Victor Mota - manuscriptthe struggle for status is more primitive of what we thing or tought about, it's very linked with the struggle for survavil, terretory, reproduction, pleasure....in a world more and more violent in some way and stupidly peacefful on other way and territories...
- Sages and Pragmatists: How a certain philosophy is spoiled.Victor Mota - manuscript
- The Source.Mota Victor - manuscriptfrom sensation to imposition of media tought.
- Banality of The Banality.Mota Victor - manuscriptPsychoanalisys, Marcuse, Freud articulated with some toughts of Karl Jung.
- Lodged in The City, Forgotten about the World.Mota Victor - manuscriptThe human condition in the city, tell by an self-made eremit, houseling toughts and stragenin' domestications.
- What man ownes.Victor Mota - manuscript
- The Loss of Criteria.Victor Adelino Ausina Mota - manuscriptThe Loss of Criteria: essay on the pathological reverie of non-being and not-willing to know. Pathological essay on Being and Not Being Universal Dualism about Contextualism.
- Technique as a Resouce for the Non-Bourgois Philosopher.Victor Adelino Ausina Mota - manuscriptDesire for status, for power, here it is the realm of capitalism, since Marcuse, after Freud, everyone produces his own theory about the world, his own world..
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